Sunday, December 14, 2014
Friday, March 14, 2014
Kilimanjaro International Airport, Tanzania
Kilimanjaro International Airport, Moshi, Tanzania
The airport is clean and not too crowded compared the Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar Es Salaam perhaps due to the fact that people choosing this airport are those who are travelling the northern region of the country either for Climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro or for Safari in Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Lake Manyara to mention a few and a lot more places welcoming to tourists.
The quite city of Moshi makes it a perfect hub for relaxing and unwinding for most tourists, joining nature in its calm and peaceful environment. The weather is nice all throughout the year with a bit of rain from the month of March to April and may extend to May. The best time to go is anytime of the year except the months mentioned. The city escapes the bustling city of Dar Es Salaam which makes it even more lovable for everyone who hates traffic jams.
Weather is cold in this region, so I would advice anyone who wishes to go to bring some thick clothes. If there is winter in Europe, there is also dry winter in Africa in these high altitude areas, so better be informed ahead to have a lovey dovey trip in Tanzania! :-)
Friday, January 3, 2014
Gemstone Safari 2 - July 2014
For the first half of the year, Gemstone Safari Tanzania has ended its 17 day tour around the different mines in Tanzania.. The next Safari is scheduled on July 2014. Among the sites to visit are Spinel, Tsavorite, Sapphire, and Tanzanite mines.
At the end of the Safari, the participants can have a chance to learn how to cut and polished their mined gemstones from these mine sites free of charge at the Lapiday Training Center headed by Noreen Masaki. This is a wonderful way to explore the rich lands of the country and to get to know the people from Tanzania and around the world. Moreover participants will be having a chance to spot the different animals in the nearby national parks. For gemstone lovers and those who are interested to start their own business, this is a wonderful way to kickstart your journey in the colored gemstone business.
. For more details and reservations, you can contact me directly HERE.
At the end of the Safari, the participants can have a chance to learn how to cut and polished their mined gemstones from these mine sites free of charge at the Lapiday Training Center headed by Noreen Masaki. This is a wonderful way to explore the rich lands of the country and to get to know the people from Tanzania and around the world. Moreover participants will be having a chance to spot the different animals in the nearby national parks. For gemstone lovers and those who are interested to start their own business, this is a wonderful way to kickstart your journey in the colored gemstone business.
. For more details and reservations, you can contact me directly HERE.
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